Boat charter in Greece · Lagoon 450 Fly in Athens / Alimos Marina — “L450F-15A” — (2015)

From Alimos Marina near Athens, the L450F-15A opens a direct route to the Saronic and Aegean islands—some of Greece's most sheltered waters and most rewarding anchorages. This Lagoon 450 Fly was built in 2015 to carry 10 people across exactly these cruising grounds, where shallow drafts matter and stable platforms make all the difference. Two hulls give you real advantages on the water. At anchor, the wide beam keeps the boat level regardless of wind direction, so your group sleeps soundly and drinks their morning coffee without spilling. That shallow draft slides into bays and close to beaches where single-hulled boats cannot reach. The four cabins and four bathrooms mean families and groups avoid the compromise of shared facilities; the main saloon and flybridge offer separate spaces for everyone to breathe, cook, and watch the sunset together. Life aboard centers on deck. The trampolines between the hulls become a second living room, perfect for reading or watching dolphins. The foredeck gives you an anchor watch seat or a place to dry your swimming towel. Below, the galley connects to the saloon; cabins tuck efficiently into the hulls, leaving generous headroom. A week's charter from Athens reaches the Peloponnese to the south, the Cyclades to the east, or island-hop north through the Sporades. The L450F-15A handles all these routes with the space and stability that turns a sailing holiday into something you'll repeat.